BACKWASH monograph and critics

and critics

alongside intimate profiles of the winners

The Importance of Being Anachronistic emerges as a critical exploration of how contemporary Aboriginal art navigates temporalities to reclaim

an Australian-born artist of South African and Mauritian heritage

recognised primarily for his achievements as a painter

BACKWASH monograph and criticsIn the turbulent currents of late capitalism, contemporary artists navigate an era fraught with uncertainty and disillusionment. Robert Bittenbender, Isabella Darcy, George Egerton Warburton, Sarah Goffman, Spencer Lai, Marian Tubbs, and Philadelphia Wireman immerse themselves in the residual debris of excessive mass consumption and relentless globalization, crafting their art from the detritus of contemporary life. Backwash delves into this thematic